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| | ... noon due to strong gains from the mining giants. RBS Morgans Brisbane senior client adviser Bill Chatterton said resources stocks were performing well but mining services companies were experiencing falls after WorleyParsons issued an earnings downgrade. ... |
| | | The Australian market has opened slightly higher despite falls in resources stocks. IG market strategist Stan Shamu said commodity prices continued to fall overnight and he expected resources stocks to drop during the day, especially gold. "Commodities ... |
| | | ... Australia, the market on Thursdayclosed 0.7 per cent lower, with concerns about global economic growth pulling down resources stocks. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was down 36.2 points, or 0.70 per cent, at 5,130.00 points, while the broader All Ordinaries ... |
| | | ... recently." The Australian share market gained 4.53 per cent in April but has fallen in May for the last three years. Resources stocks have dragged the Australian market down following falls in most commodity prices overnight. BHP Billiton is 54 cents ... |
| | | ... strategist Stan Shamu said. "We've seen a nice little jump in the materials names: BHP, Rio, Newcrest." Mr Shamu said resources stocks had bounced after looking like they had been a little oversold. The commodities sector was also catching up to the ... |
| | | ... Lance Hockridge is slated to speak at a CEDA lunch. In Australia, the market on Monday closed higher, led by resources stocks that rebounded from last week's battering because of falling commodity prices. It was the second consecutive day of gains on ... |
| | | ... news, Australand has its annual general meeting. In Australia, the market on Friday made feeble gains, after resources stocks were spared a further pounding on Friday. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was up 7.5 points, or 0.15 per cent, at 4,931.9 points ... |
| | | Australian stocks were lower at noon, driven down by resources stocks and falls in commodity prices. The big miners weigh heavily on the ASX and were leading the broader market lower after gold prices were particularly hit hard in offshore trading after ... |
| | | ... cents. CMC Markets chief market strategist Michael McCarthy said the local market had opened fairly calmly, with resources stocks lifting and the major banks falling. "It looks like developments over the last week are now causing investors to move into ... |
| | | ... equities news is expected on Tuesday. In Australia, the market on Monday finished sharply weaker, dragged down by resources stocks that went ex-dividend, including mining heavyweight BHP Billiton. Every sector, except property, finished in the red as ... |
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